Lazarillo Award

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The Lazarillo Awards are Spanish awards for children's and youth literature, with several sections: literary creation, illustrated album (until 2006 illustration) and (until 1975) best editorial work. Originally it was called by the National Institute of the Spanish Book (INLE); since 1986 it has been promoted by the International Organization for Youth Books and the Ministry of Education and Culture.

Lazarillo Prize for literary creation

2000-

  • 2022 - Javier González Calero - Supergallins fly?
  • 2021 - Ledicia Costas - Mechanical fever
  • 2020 - David Hernández Sevillano - Cajapalabra
  • 2019 - Jordi Sierra i Fabra - Like tears in the rain
  • 2018 - Andrea Maceiras - Rusgalia
  • 2017 - (Ex aequo) Ledicia Costas - A bullet two unicorns and Rafael Salmerón - Don't move, Musaraña
  • 2016 - Carles Cano - The secret of l'avi
  • 2015 - Ledicia Costas - Jules Verne and secret life das mulleres planta
  • 2014 - Maria Solar - Or meu weighs it favorite
  • 2013 - Manel Ballart Piqué - They'll fill you with moons
  • 2012 - Diego Arboleda - Forbid reading Lewis Carroll
  • 2011 - José Antonio Ramírez Lozano - Cat language
  • 2010 - Pilar Lozano Carbayo and Alejandro Rodríguez Puñal - Marco Polo wasn't alone.
  • 2009 - Marcos S. Calveiro - O painter do sombreiro de malvas
  • 2008 - Pablo Albo - Diogenes
  • 2007 - (Ex aequo) Luz Álvarez García - Alba de Montnegre and Michelangelo Mendo - Æternum or Memoirs of an immortal (young)
  • 2006 - Beatriz Osés - Tales like fleas
  • 2005 - Angeles Alfaya - Ollada de Elsa
  • 2004 - Xosé Antonio Neira Cruz - Noite da raíña Berenguela
  • 2003 - Juan Carlos Martín Ramos - Poemamundi
  • 2002 - Laida Martínez Navarro - Pacheco jero and Maxi Tower
  • 2001 - Ana María Fernández Martínez - Love and outros verbs
  • 2000 - Gloria Sánchez - Cándida Viladecruces

1976-1999

  • 1999 - Marilar Aleixandre - A band that's future
  • 1998 - Emilio Pascual - Day of the Magi
  • 1997 - Eliacer Cansino - The Mystery Velázquez
  • 1996 - Michelangelo Pacheco - Murano shoes
  • 1995 - José Zafra Castro - Three stories of Sergio
  • 1994 - Carles Cano Peiró - T'he agafat, Caputxeta
  • 1993 - desert
  • 1992 - Francisco A. Díaz Guerra - The alphabet of 211 doors
  • 1991 - Enrique Páez - Give me back the ring, hair brush
  • 1990 - Agustín Fernández Paz - Word counts
  • 1989 - Michelangelo Mendo - For a fucking announcement
  • 1988 - Manuel Alfonseca Moreno - The ruby of the Ganges
  • 1987 - Beatriz Doumerc and Ricardo Alcántara - A big story like a house
  • 1986 - Fernando Martínez Gil - The Pirate Game
  • 1985 - Francisco Climent Carrau - The Treasure of Captain Nemo
  • 1984 - Concha López Narváez - The hidden friend and the spirits of the afternoon
  • 1983 - Miguel M. Fdez.de Velasco - The Tribulations of Pabluras
  • 1982 - Pilar Mateos - Plastic Captains
  • 1981 - José Antonio del Cañizo - Grandpa's stuff.
  • 1980 - Joan Manuel Gisbert - The mystery of the island of Tökland
  • 1979 - desert
  • 1978 - Hilda Pereda - It could be that once.
  • 1977 - Fernando Alonso Alonso - The little man dressed in grey and other tales
  • 1976 - not called

1958-1975

  • 1975 - Hilda Pereda - Tales for boys and big
  • 1974 - Consuelo Armijo - The Batautos
  • 1973 - Carmen Vázquez Vigo - Mint candy
  • 1972 - Aaron Cupit - Numbers of the year 2100
  • 1971 - María Puncel - Operation bear leg
  • 1970 - Fernando Sadot Pérez - Counts of the zodiac
  • 1969 - José Javier Aleixandre - Froilán, the bird friend
  • 1968 - Jaime Ferrán - Angel in Colombia
  • 1967 - Lita Tiraboschi - History of the cat that came with Solís
  • 1966 - Marta Osorio - The horse I wanted to fly
  • 1965 - Ana María Matute - The Ulysses's Bowl
  • 1964 - Carmen Kurtz - Fire color
  • 1963 - Angela C. Ionescu - From a distant country
  • 1962 - Concha Fernánez-Luna - Party in Marilandia
  • 1961 - Joaquín Aguirre Bellver - The Juglar of the Cid
  • 1960 - Montserrat del Amo - Trace of God
  • 1959 - Miguel Buñuel Tallada - The child, the swallow and the cat
  • 1958 - Alfonso Iniesta - They say of the flowers

Lazarillo Illustrated Album Award

  • 2022 - Mercé López and Javier Bermúdez - Mountains
  • 2021 - Victor Jimeno - What color do you see?
  • 2020 - Federico Delicado - Rizoma
  • 2019 - Carmen López López - A ghost girl
  • 2018 - Begoña Oro y Paloma Corral - A red fire
  • 2017 - Eva Palomar - Welcome, Lupe
  • 2016 - Kike Ibáñez and Ana González - Colour districts
  • 2015 - Maite Gurrutxaga and Alaine Agirre - Martin
  • 2014 - Marta Nuñez Port and Maite Mutuberria Larrayoz - The country where the storks live
  • 2013 - Pablo Albo and Iratxe López de Munáin - The highest woman in the world
  • 2012 - Ramon Trigo - Leviathan
  • 2011 - Angela Cabrera and Margarita del Mazo - The Flautist of Hamelin
  • 2010 - (Ex aequo) Enrique Flores - Parchís and Lluïsot - The dream of the old sailor
  • 2009 - Alberto Pérez Villacampa and Jorge del Corral - Mountain manufacturers
  • 2008 - Roger Olmos and Roberto Aliaga - The prince of the entanglements
  • 2007 - Jesus Cisneros - Ramón

Lazarillo Illustration Award

1976-2006

  • 2006 - Montserrat Batet - Pururavas
  • 2005 - Manuel Hidalgo - The chocolate house
  • 2004 - Adrià Gòdia - Last autumn day (texts of the author)
  • 2003 - Tae Mori - Food (important text)
  • 2002 - Carles Arbat - The ciutat of the ignorant (texts of the author)
  • 2001 - Saul Oscar Rojas - Seven Sundays (texts of the author)
  • 2000 - Fernando Gómez Díaz - The riddle of Pópol
  • 1999 - Pablo Amargo - Not all cows are the sameof Antonio Ventura
  • 1998 - Judit Morales and Adrià Gòdia - You're nothing but a little ant (text of authors)
  • 1997 - Manuel Barbero Richart - The boy who stopped being a fish
  • 1996 - Isidro Ferrer - Summer and friendsby Marisa López Soria
  • 1995 - Lluis Farré Estrada - A house with a cottage
  • 1994 - Samuel Velasco - Chumplufated
  • 1993 - Gabriela Rubio - Bzzz... (texts of the author)
  • 1992 - José María Carmona - Between the game and the fire. poetic anthology of Vicente Huidobro
  • 1991 - Gusti - Little Wu-liof Ricardo Alcántara
  • 1990 - Marta Balaguer - Quina nit de Reis! (texts of the author)
  • 1989 - Pablo Echevarría - "Miwi", by Pablo Echevarría
  • 1988 - Paco Giménez - History of a Recipeof Carles Cano
  • 1987 - Montse Ginesta - Gargantúa
  • 1986 - Angel Esteban - The norks
  • 1985 - Tino Gatagán - The queen of the snow
  • 1984 - Alfonso Ruano Martín - Juan's way. The fantastic horse
  • 1983 - Juan Carlos Eguillor - The wood bag
  • 1982 - Clara Pérez Escrivá - The daughter of the sun
  • 1981 - Carme Solé Vendrell - Cepilloby Pere Calders

1958-1980

  • 1980 - I lived Escriva - Two Princess Tales
  • 1979 - Ulysses Wensell - When I'm older I'll be marine
  • 1978 - José Ramón Sánchez - The books of the apprentice of witch
  • 1977 - desert
  • 1976 - not called
  • 1975 - Margarita Vázquez de Prague - The window of Mary
  • 1974 - Miguel Calatayud - Numbers of the year 2100
  • 1973 - Michelangelo Pacheco - Master of fantasy
  • 1972 - Manuel Boix - The country of lost things
  • 1971 - Fernando Sáez - Goya
  • 1970 - Happiness Montero - The musicians of Bremen
  • 1969 - Fernando Sáez - The Lazarillo of Tormes
  • 1968 - Maria Rius - Why are the birds singing?
  • 1967 - Roque Riera Rojas - The Ingenious Hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha
  • 1966 - Luis de Horna - Gino, Comino and the camel Moja-Jamon
  • 1965 - Asun Balzola - Universal child songbook
  • 1964 - Daniel Zarza Ballugera - Party in Marilandia
  • 1963 - Celedonio Perellón - Counts of the guardian angel
  • 1962 - José Picó - Fantasy
  • 1961 - José Narro Celorio - Robinson Crusoe
  • 1960 - Manuel Jiménez Arnalot - I am the cat
  • 1959 - Rafael Munoa - Explorers in Africa
  • 1958 - José Francisco Aguirre - The Book of the Desert

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